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Interior of The Forum theatre for the screening of Filipiñana, in the picture it displays an ad for Asahi (Source: own photograph)
Festivals Film Reviews Misc. Features

The MIFF “Diaries” (Part Two)

Festivals Film Reviews Misc. Features

The MIFF “Diaries” (Part One)

Misc. Features

The Clash of Codes: Professionalism and Romanticism in the Films of Howard Hawks and Michael Mann

Misc. Features

“Wuthering Heights” Review

Misc. Features

“I Love LA” – A Review

Updated on 13 October 202213 October 2022Film Reviews

Venice Film Festival 2022: ‘White Noise’ Review

The FilmSoc Journal is back for the the 79th edition of Venice film festival, with critic Aryan Tauqeer delivering a look at the hits and …

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Updated on 13 October 202213 October 2022Film Reviews

Cannes Film Festival 2022: ‘Triangle of Sadness’

The FilmSoc Journal is back for the 75th edition of the largest film festival in France, delivering a look at the hits and misses of …

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Updated on 13 October 202213 October 2022Film Reviews

Cannes Film Festival 2022: Coupez!

The FilmSoc Journal is back for the 75th edition of the largest film festival in France, delivering a look at the hits and misses of …

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Updated on 16 October 202213 October 2022Misc. Features

Cannes Film Festival 2022: A Guide To The Festival

The FilmSoc Journal is back for the 75th edition of the largest film festival in France, delivering a look at the hits and misses of …

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Updated on 13 October 202213 October 2022Film Reviews

‘Sunset Boulevard’ Review

Madeline Choi reviews Billy Wider’s classic film noir comedy Sunset Boulevard, which screened at FOMI 2022. The first day of this year’s Festival of the …

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Updated on 29 September 202229 September 2022Essays

‘No Time To Die’: A Canonical Incongruence

Thomas Round analyses the legacy of the famed British spy James Bond in the context of his reputation, his origins, and the myths surrounding him. …

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Updated on 28 September 202228 September 2022Essays

Something Male in Every Woman and Female in Every Man: Gender and the Cronenbergian Body

The space occupied by the body as an inseparable component of the built environment has existed since perhaps the very inception of cinema as a …

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Updated on 29 September 202221 September 2022Film Reviews

‘Ticket to Paradise’ (2022) – Review

Madeline Choi reviews the newest rom-com tropes following flick that will make you laugh and space out to ‘exotic’ lands. Another classic feel-good formulaic rom-com, …

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Updated on 14 September 202214 September 2022Film Reviews

BFI Flare 2022: ‘Passion’ Review

Mara Dinu reviews Maja Borg’s daring documentary about the ties between the worship differences in sex-movements and religion. Everybody experiences the world uniquely and relationships …

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Updated on 14 September 202213 September 2022Film Reviews

LIFF 2022: ‘Urf’ Review

Aryan Tauqeer reviews Geetika Narang Abbasi’s Urf, a documentary following the lives of three Bollywood-star look-alikes. In 2016, the project that director Maneesh Sharma had …

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